Microsoft last week laid out the road map for its business applications and the concepts that are driving product development as the company tries to find footing as an ERP vendor. Microsoft last week ...

Out loud. And in public. The company is no longer aiming its ERP and CRM products at SMBs and departments/divisions of big enterprises. The Big M is taking on big business software. Tami Reller, ...

The company offers Great Plains, Axapta, Navision and Solomon lines—now under the Dynamics brand—on a per-module basis. That leads to a complex sales cycle as VARs figure out the best ...

When new versions of Microsoft software are on schedule, it's news. At Microsoft's Convergence 2007 conference in San Diego on March 12, Microsoft officials confirmed that three (count 'em, three!) of ...

If you think Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is everywhere lately, you're not wrong. But when it comes to ERP partnerships, there's a method to Nadella's globetrotting. Here's how Microsoft is changing ...

If it wasn’t clear before, it is now: Microsoft Corp. is gunning for the enterprise resource planning (ERP) market, and users and competitors are bracing for the impact. Industry insiders are piecing ...

Microsoft Corp. is developing a common code base for all of its Dynamics ERP (enterprise resource planning) applications, a company executive said Wednesday. That will allow Microsoft to release new ...

Microsoft is moving its Dynamics ERP (enterprise resource planning) applications to its Azure cloud platform, the company announced Monday at the Convergence conference in Atlanta. The belated move ...

Another hot button at this week's Microsoft Convergence conference is expected to be the whole "software plus services" -- as opposed to "software as a service" (SaaS)-- push that Microsoft has been ...